Mint tea, medinas and mesmerising Saharan skies – join us to experience the magic of Morocco
Whether you're hiking through Berber villages in the High Atlas Mountains, meandering through Medieval souks in Fes or learning how to make the perfect couscous, the best memories are the ones shared with others. If you're keen on a Moroccan adventure – but would appreciate the company of like-minded travellers ready to dive into everything this colourful country has to offer – our small group tours are for you. With an expert local leader (read: travel guru) to handle the logistics and take you beyond the tourist trail, you can focus on connecting with others and having fun.
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With endless things to see, do and taste in Morocco, it helps to have someone to show you the best experiences. And who better to show you around than someone who lives there? All of our trips are led by an expert local leader who can find the best tagine or briouats, navigate chaotic souqs and introduce you to Berber villagers. They can also give you tips on how to spend your free time. Get ready to experience the real Morocco.
The beauty of small group travel means you're never really alone (unless you fancy some downtime, of course). Whether you're riding camels into the Saharan sunset or learning how to master Moroccan mint tea, the delights of Morocco are best enjoyed with friends. The average Intrepid trip has roughly ten people on it – people of all ages and from all walks of life – so you'll never be stuck for company.
If you're not sure where to stay in Marrakesh or have no idea how to go about camping in the Sahara, that's where we can help. With 30 years (and counting!) of experience under our belt, we've learned a few things along the way. We'll book all your accommodation, organise local transport and take care of the nitty-gritty details so you can focus on all the exciting parts of travelling.
Morocco is generally a safe country to travel to as long as you understand its laws and cultural customs, and adhere to the status quo. The crime rate is fairly low but petty crime and pickpocketing are common, especially around busy medinas and souqs. Our local leaders know the common tourist traps to avoid, can haggle at markets and know where to avoid after dark.
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